The phrase "avoid the preparation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or actions to prevent the need for preparing something, often in formal or instructional contexts.
Example: "To streamline the process, we should avoid the preparation of unnecessary documents."
Alternatives: "prevent the creation of" or "eliminate the need for preparation of".
Accordingly, adding surfactants into the solution with pH value of 12 should be avoided in the preparation of drilling fluid (Fig. 5).
Given this, thermal treatments should be avoided in the preparation of BAp, especially for that to be used as a grafting material aiming at a relatively fast dissolution rate.
This controllable preparation method can avoid the disadvantages of the preparation methods for single thermo-induced hydrogels and polyelectrolyte complex hydrogels, and promote the homogeneity of the hydrogel.
First, RNA degradation, which cannot be avoided completely during the preparation of tissues for laser-microdissection, may lead to an overrepresentation of 3′ mRNA regions and/or a complete loss of mRNAs for less abundant transcripts, resulting in poor signal intensities in GeneChip hybridizations.
These characteristics were selected to avoid motor preparation of the response prior to the appearance of the response screen.
The CMLCD has self-catalytic ability to the reaction of hydroxyl and isocyanate during the prepolymerization, which can greatly shorten the preparation period and avoid the utilization of highly toxic catalyst such as dibutyltin dilaurate.
Triple distilled water was used throughout the study to avoid metal contamination and for the preparation of reagents and buffers used for various biochemical assays.
British Gymnastics Olympic Performance Director Tim Jones is determined to avoid the risk of disruption to preparation which that scenario would create.
Teach him about the importance of careful preparation and thorough cooking to avoid the transfer of pathogens.
